Cruise Ship Musician Jobs How I Got The Gig What To Expect

Cruise Ship Musician Jobs How I Got The Gig What To Expect Sign up successful The call started with friendly introductions, a short interview, and a brief description of  what we would actually do during the “audition” part of the call. He said, “Go ahead,” and I was  off and running. I played through all the tunes and felt good about them, because of the way I  prepared myself. After a short pause, he told me that they could offer me the job right then, on  the spot. This got me on their roster. They didn’t have a contract for me right away, but they  assured me that they would be calling soon with an offer. And that they did. Within a week I had  been offered three different contracts! There was a lot to consider and a lot of information to take  in! I told them that I needed to talk the details over with my wife, and they understood and gave me a day to get back to them. After weighing all my options, I decided to decline their generous offers. It turned out to just not be the right fit for my life at that time. However, the experience of the audi tion was a lot of fun and learning about cruise ship musician jobs was very interesting! Although I put in a lot of work and even landed the gig, I had to think long and hard about  what I actually wanted for myself. It turns out that what I really want is to be here in Las Vegas to  rock out with my band! And, I want to be here to teach you how to play guitar and bass! You  know what you want, now go for it! Nick B. teaches music theory, songwriting and guitar lessons in Las Vegas, NV, as well as  online. He has transcribed over 12 books for Hal Leonard Publishing. His specialties  include rock, pop, blues, technique, music theory, and ear training. Nick joined the  TakeLessons team in April 2014. Learn more about Nick here! Interested in Private Lessons? Search thousands of teachers for local and live, online lessons. Sign up for convenient, affordable private lessons today! Search for Your Teacher  Photo by Jeff Dunn